One dream can change a life

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Yes, and you are not the only one! It is perfectly normal to have a lot of nightmares, as during the night, our subconscious opens up and we can perceive deeper and hidden realities within ourselves, as if we were entering the basement of a building where it can be darker, colder, etc.

But rest assured : nightmares are useful for our evolution. They represent only percentages (%) of who we are, our memories, and they are shown to us to help us improve.

It's as if a doctor were giving us a precise diagnosis of what we need to heal within ourselves. By better understanding the causes of our challenges, we can then more easily manage and transform them.

As with everything in life, remembering dreams is a learning process. Here are some tips to help you remember them more easily:

1. Write them down! By writing down our dreams, we train our consciousness to remember them and prioritize them in our mind upon waking up. We can write them on paper as well as on a phone or tablet.
2. Advance your wake-up time by 5 minutes and use this time to reflect on your dreams. Indeed, taking a few minutes upon waking up makes it easier to "capture" the information received in a dream. If we start our day too quickly and focus on everything we need to do, we are more likely to forget our dreams.
3. Meditate for about 20 minutes per day. Meditation allows us to enter a state of consciousness similar to dreaming, and this practice helps us connect with our subconscious more easily. It also has remarkable benefits for mental and physical health. Of course, you can divide your meditation sessions into blocks of 5 or 10 minutes at different times of the day, or just before sleeping.
4. Speak to yourself before going to sleep. Ask your subconscious to help you remember the messages it sends you. And if it doesn't work right away, persevere! All human beings dream every night, whether we are aware of it or not. Just practice until it becomes natural :)

A recurring dream is a profound message from our subconscious that reveals a more significant and prioritized percentage (%) to work on within ourselves. It's as if we receive a notification on our phone: if we ignore it and it's important, it will keep "ringing" until we address the situation. The same goes for dreams. Our subconscious can sometimes become overloaded, and dreams help us see what is causing blockages within us so that we can resolve them more effectively.

During the night, if we wake up with a dream in mind, we can write down key words to remember the different scenes. Your sleep is important: it is not recommended to start analyzing your dream in detail in the middle of the night.

Then, upon waking up in the morning, you can take a moment to add details to the scenes you remember. This will help you capture as much information as possible that your subconscious is sending you.

We recommend consulting our reference book, the Source Code Dictionary, which is a dream dictionary - signs - symbols benefiting from the expertise of hundreds of professors, psychologists, doctors, and psychiatrists over more than 25 years.

This worldwide best-seller allows us to better understand the Symbolic Language, to study the various symbols present in our dreams.

Each week, Professor Francis L. Kaya, founder of the UCM Teaching and Research Center and a globally recognized expert in the field of dream interpretation, presents a series of lectures titled "Decode your Dreams", live on Mondays. During these events, dreams from participants are analyzed in depth, providing us with a new perspective on human behavioral dynamics."

If you wish, there is also a conference titled "The 10 most common dreams" presented by Professor Anthony Di Benedetto, which explains the basics of dream interpretation by presenting the most common dreams of humanity.

Symbolically, one could say that all dreams are precognitive in a sense, as they reveal the unconscious forces at play within us and how they might influence our day. For instance, if we dream of a car moving too fast, we can anticipate being impatient, rushed, or stressed that day, and the dream would have been precognitive in that sense. It can help us better prepare, realign ourselves if we sense our energy becoming unstable at a certain point.

However, some dreams do reveal specific information about concrete events in advance. For more information on understanding these dreams, we recommend the lecture by Professor Kasara Di Benedetto titled "Premonition", which approaches the topic of precognitive dreams from a modern and current perspective.